Showing posts with label Boyfriends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boyfriends. Show all posts

20.2.10

1994!/Spires [2009] 12" Split


sound: Punk/Screamo  Indie Rock/Progressive
1994! / Spires
By now you've probably figured out that i've really been digging 1994! lately, but the Spires half of this Split is what gets me every fucking time. Their just so damn impressive right out the gate with the track Leaving For Home. Love the drum intro with the far off guitars coming through like it's a distant radio transmission. Love bands that aren't afraid to establish their sound, it takes balls to hang back vocally  on the intro track, always reminds me of Alexisonfire's S/T intro. These guys don't quit through their next two songs giving you lick after lickpg guitar greatness and fist pumping punk anthems. Also i fucking hate Split's that are jarring when you move from one band to the next, this one no such problem the transitions into 1994!  is so smooth you might not even catch it on digital format. These two bands compliment each other soo beautifully i can see why InkBlot Records had to snatch them both up. Pick this up on blue vinyl from InkBlot while they still got it, i know i will be :)

1994!/Spires 12" Split on Vinyl.

sounds like: Boyfriends, Bear Vs. Shark, Loma Prieta

Bang= vbr.

11.2.10

Boyfriends [2009] EP


Hey guys, I'm leaving town again [sad face] 
as you read this i am currently trapped on a slow ass ferry with twenty six 12 yr old girls 
for TWELVE MINDBLOWING HOURS!!!


sound: Indie Rock/Progressive
myspace + merch.
Anyway i figured i better hook you all up with this sweet ass [EP] from the band Boyfriends to ease my own pain. If you liked 1994!, and honestly how could you not those dudes fucking rocked then you better take a listen to these dudes since it's two of the same guys and some of their hetero-music-playing life mates. Anyway they put some tapes [look up the term: Walkman if confused] out on [get this shit] Ticklebutt Records. Seriously, i have never wanted to make a record label more. Expect more of the same loud crazy punk indie rock hard hitting jump around your living room goodness.
TickleButt, incase you didn't believe me.

sounds like: Bear Vs. Shark, 1994!

Bang = 128kbps.